In a timely manner, the fall issue of Ohio Genealogy News features Ohio's unxpected riches in voting records.
"Ohio Voter Records," by Deb Cyprych, gives an overview of legal milestones, followed up with specific resource lists:
"Poll Books in Ohio Genealogy" in five different repositories.
"Quadrennial Enumerations of Eligible Vioters, 1800-1907"
"1907 Cleveland Voter Registration Index" on line at the Western Reserve Historical Society.
"NewspaperArchive.com: Free Access for OGS Members," by Mark E. Schmidt
"Newspaper Collections at the Ohio Historical Society," by Elizabeth L. Plummer
"Cemetery Chronicles," by Lolita (Thayer) Guthrie
"Using Footnote -- A Powerful Internet Research Tool," by Brent Morgan
"Check the Original!" by Harold Henderson (yes, it's me), an example of the surprises that await when you go behind the transcribed 1880 census and look at the original record, along with a smidgen of Scofield genealogy.
Monday, October 6, 2008
Fall Genealogy News from Ohio
Posted by Harold Henderson at 3:25 AM
Labels: Cleveland, indexes, newspapers, Ohio, Ohio Genealogy News, Ohio Historical Society, poll books, Scofield family, voting records
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